New Shepard 29th Mission Tested Artificial Lunar Gravity Capabilities
For the first time, Blue Origin’s New Shepard provided two minutes of artificial lunar gravity to a bunch of payloads during the launch of its capsule
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Blue Origin Reaches Orbit on First New Glenn Launch
Despite a first stage failure, Blue Origin reached orbit for the first time during the maiden launch of New Glenn, delivering the Blue Ring Pathfinder
AST SpaceMobile Signed Launch Agreements for its New Block2 BlueBird Satellites
On November 14, the company AST SpaceMobile announced that it had signed launch agreements to deploy the new generation of BlueBird satellites into orbit
Blue Origin Completes Hot Fire Test for New Glenn’s Second Stage
Blue Origin conducts a successful Hot Fire Test of New Glenn second stage, ahead of the first launch of the rocket scheduled for November 2024
The Latest on Heavy-Lift Rockets at the WSBW
SpaceX, Blue Origin, ULA, Arianespace, and Mitsubishi Heavy, all together in the same panel at the World Space Business Week (WSBW): here's what they said
New Glenn Upper Stage Final Test Scheduled in a Week
New Glenn is preparing for the hot fire test of the upper stage next week. Meanwhile, the tight launch schedule for NASA’s ESCAPADE satellites is approaching
ESCAPADE is Ready to Fly Onboard New Glenn Maiden Mission
The ESCAPADE spacecraft studying Mars' magnetosphere were delivered after successful testing, and will be integrated on New Glenn, Blue Origin's new rocket
Blue Origin, SpaceX, ULA Score New NSSL Phase 3 Contracts
The US Space Force selected three companies to launch government payloads. For the first time, Blue Origin will join others in this prestigious task
Orbital Reef Tested To Sustain Life In Space
Blue Origin reached four critical milestones in developing its LEO Space Station, Orbital Reef, completing the testing of the life support system components
Interlune: A New Company Will Mine Helium-3 On The Moon
Interlune, a new space mining company, announced itself publicly on March 13, 2024, declaring $18 million in funding to develop its harvesting technology
